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New Testament in Ikwere

Ikwerre – (ikw) Nigeria
The Iwerre language of Nigeria can also be spelled Ikwere and Ikwerri. This language is spoken primarily by the Ikwerre people who live in the Rivers State of Nigeria and is one of the many ethnic groups in the Niger Delta. There were more than 23,000 speakers of this language in 1973. There is also a considerable local interest in literacy and grammar.

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